Numbers in Provençal (Lei Noumbre)

How to count in Provençal (pro(u)vençau), a variety of Occitan spoken mainly in Provence in southeast France.

Key to abbreviations: m = masculine, f = feminine

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
0	zèro
1	un (m) uno (f)	premié
2	dous (m) / douas (f)	segound
3	tres	tresen
4	quatre	quatren
5	cinq	cinquen
6	sièis	seisen
7	sèt	seten
8	uèit, uòch, vue(ch)
9	nòu(v)	noven
10	dix, dès
11	onze
12	dotze
13	trètze
14	catòrze
15	quinze
16	setze
17	dètz-e-sèt
18	dètz-e-uèch
19	dètz-e-nòu
20	vint
21	vint-e-un
22	vint-e-dos
23	vint-e-tres
24	vint-e-quatre
25	vint-e-cinc
26	vint-e-sièis
27	vint-e-sèt
28	vint-e-uèit
29	vint-e-nòu
30	trenta
40	quaranta
50	cinquanta
60	seissanta
70	setanta
80	ochanta
90	nonanta
100	cent

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Links

Information about numbers in Provençal
https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Proven%C3%A7al_phrasebook#Q241243
http://lengo.hb-prov.fr/dico/lengo.pdf

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